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The article discusses the best Air Jordan 1 colorways of all time, highlighting iconic releases and their historical significance. Key selections include:

2022 Georgetown Air Jordan 1: Inspired by Michael Jordan’s 1982 NCAA championship win against Georgetown, this retro '85-cut shoe honors a rival team with a design that blends nostalgia and modern appeal.

1985 Neutral Grey Air Jordan 1: A foundational colorway overshadowed until its 2021 retro release, which reignited appreciation for its understated, classic design.

2017 Top 3 Gold Air Jordan 1: A mismatched design using shared colors and blocking, initially released at ComplexCon. Though hype diminished after a wider Cyber Monday drop, its initial impact secured its legacy.

2014 Re-2-pect Air Jordan 1: A tribute to Derek Jeter’s retirement, featuring Yankees-inspired pinstripes and blue accents. Though less coveted than Jeter’s AJ11s, it maintained value over time.

2013 Black/Gold Air Jordan 1: A retro of a rumored 1985 mythical design, this limited 2013 release became iconic despite debates over its origin. Marcus Jordan’s customization mishap added to its lore.

2016 Shattered Backboard 2.0 Air Jordan 1: Followed the 2015 original, setting high standards for quality. While leather quality slightly dipped, it remains a coveted iteration.

2018 Origin Story Air Jordan 1: Tied to Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, this comic-inspired design featured Ben Day dots and subtle theming, avoiding typical over-the-top aesthetics.

2011 Dave White Air Jordan 1: A gold-toe charity auction shoe by artist Dave White, celebrated for its unique design and connection to sneaker art history.

2001 Air Jordan 1: (Details incomplete in text, but implied as a notable release year.)

The list emphasizes original releases, retro impact, cultural relevance, and design innovation, excluding mids, lows, and unreleased prototypes.